2020 Democratic Nominee Betting PT 4

Bernie Sanders is causing some issues for the bookmakers since they don’t seem to be able to agree on a price for him. You’ll find Sanders available anywhere from a 7/2 price all the way up to 6/1 with several top bookmakers. He already seems to be trying to position himself as an alternative candidate and there is every chance that the Democratic establishment could attempt to railroad him again like they did last time around.

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Kamala Harris rounds out the other candidates considered to be in that top tier with a price hovering around 7/1 and she has gone off the boil recently after attracting a lot of attention. Elizabeth Warren’s rise has not been kind to Kamala Harris and her campaign doesn’t seem to be taking advantage of opportunities that it could be up to this point.

The odds then take a big jump as we get into the B group of candidates with Andrew Yang having grabbed a significant amount of steam. He is priced anywhere between 14/1 and 20/1 and he could be poised to make a late move once we get into the competition itself.

One gets the feeling that he hasn’t really made any significant mistakes, has some internet buzz and also hasn’t really been introduced to the American public as of yet. He clearly is considered to be a candidate with some upside.

Beto O’Rourke can also be backed around a 20/1 price tag while Tulsi Gabbard has drifted out to a 40/1 price but still maintains a small base of support that could trend northwards once the debates begin. She needs to start making progress quickly, however.